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Lookup Range of Cells

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Mark has attended:
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Lookup Range of Cells

Does anyone have some code that will lookup a range of cells and then input text box (normal user form) value to the right of the corresponding cell.

RE: Lookup Range of Cells

Hi Mark

Thanks for getting in touch. Depending on your goal, there are a number of ways you could attempt this.

* You could record a VLOOKUP function in a macro
* You could record a Find action in a macro

The key really is to get the text box's value (e.g. textbox1.value) and use it within the code.

If you'd like to provide a little more detail on how it would work, I can suggest some other techniques that might help.

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